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ECON 399 - A1

Lab Assignment #8

(based on Lab #9 in Manual)



Name _____Answers______________ Lab Section (circle one) D1 (11 am) D2 (1 pm)

Student id ______________________





(1) Download the time series data set ‘Lab1.txt’ from

http://www.ualberta.ca/~deyoung/Econ399

(Instructions for downloading the file are in the Appendix of the Lab Manual).





(2) Write a Shazam program that



(i) reads in all observations from the data set;

(ii) generates a set of monthly dummy variables (M1=January, M2, M3, etc.);

(iii) generates the 3 month lag of the real price of oil (rproil3) for as many

observations as possible;

(iv) runs an OLS regression with the not seasonally adjusted unemployment rate

for Alberta, unABnsa, as the dependent variable and rproil3, the exchange

rate, the prime interest rate and M1 through M11 as the explanatory variables

for all usable observations;

(v) performs a Durbin-Watson test for 1st order autocorrelation

(vi) performs a Breusch-Godfrey test for 3rd order autocorrelation;



(3) Use the results from your Shazam output to complete the following:





The Durbin-Watson test statistic for (v) is: 0.43528.



For α = .05 we would reject/not reject (circle one) the null hypothesis of no correlation between

error terms that are one month apart.



The Breusch-Godfrey test statistic for (vi) is: ___87.48864___.



It has a χ2 distribution with ____3______ degrees of freedom.



For α = .05, we would reject/not reject (circle one) the null hypothesis of no 3rd order

autocorrelation.



NOTE: Examination of the coefficients in the auxiliary regression for the BG test indicates that

the result is being driven by the 1st lag.

ALSO NOTE that on some SHAZAM set-ups, the default for missing values is not zero. In such

cases the commands highlighted in yellow on the attached command file are needed.

SHAZAM COMMAND FILE

READ(c:\Econ399F08\Lab1.txt) Date OilPr UnONsa UnONnsa UnABsa UnABnsa cpi &

exrate bankrate prime / skiplines=1



* check for obvious errors

* in reading the data set

STAT / ALL



* generate monthly 'seasonal' dummies

matrix seasdv=seas(150,12)

copy seasdv:1 m1

copy seasdv:2 m2

copy seasdv:3 m3

copy seasdv:4 m4

copy seasdv:5 m5

copy seasdv:6 m6

copy seasdv:7 m7

copy seasdv:8 m8

copy seasdv:9 m9

copy seasdv:10 m10

copy seasdv:11 m11

copy seasdv:12 m12





* convert nominal oil prices to real oil prices

genr roilpr = 100*oilpr/cpi



* generate the three-month lag of the oil price

genr rproil3= roilpr(-3)



* estimate model



* our data set does not have 3-month lagged oil prices for our first

* three observations, so we adjust the sample for estimation



smpl 4 150

* use dwpvalue option to get the our durbin-watson test information

ols unabnsa rproil3 exrate prime m1-m11 / dwpvalue



* breusch-godfrey test

ols unabnsa rproil3 exrate prime m1-m11 / resid=e

genr elag1=lag(e,1)

genr elag2=lag(e,2)

genr elag3=lag(e,3)



smpl 4 4

genr elag1=0

smpl 4 5

genr elag2=0

smpl 4 6

genr elag3=0



smpl 4 150

stat e elag1 elag2 elag3 rproil3 exrate prime m1-m11

ols e elag1 elag2 elag3 rproil3 exrate prime m1-m11

gen1 bg=$n*$r2

print bg





stop

end

|_READ (c:\Econ399F08\Lab1.txt) Date OilPr UnONsa UnONnsa UnABsa UnABnsa cpi exrate

bankrate prime / skiplines=1

UNIT 88 IS NOW ASSIGNED TO: c:\Econ399F08\Lab1.txt



...SAMPLE RANGE IS NOW SET TO: 1 150

|_* check for obvious errors

|_* in reading the data set

|_STAT / ALL

NAME N MEAN ST. DEV VARIANCE MINIMUM MAXIMUM

DATE 150 2001.8 3.6244 13.136 1996.0 2008.1

OILPR 150 37.758 24.049 578.34 10.310 132.04

UNONSA 150 6.9113 0.92689 0.85913 5.4000 9.3000

UNONNSA 150 6.9133 1.0585 1.1204 4.9000 9.8000

UNABSA 150 4.9033 1.0505 1.1035 3.0000 7.5000

UNABNSA 150 4.9080 1.1237 1.2626 2.8000 8.1000

CPI 150 99.855 7.8095 60.988 88.000 115.40

EXRATE 150 1.3558 0.17239 0.29717E-01 0.96712 1.6003

BANKRATE 150 4.0175 1.0896 1.1872 2.2500 6.0000

PRIME 150 3.9079 1.1144 1.2419 2.0500 5.9800

|_* generate monthly 'seasonal' dummies

|_matrix seasdv=seas(150,12)

|_copy seasdv:1 m1

|_copy seasdv:2 m2

|_copy seasdv:3 m3

|_copy seasdv:4 m4

|_copy seasdv:5 m5

|_copy seasdv:6 m6

|_copy seasdv:7 m7

|_copy seasdv:8 m8

|_copy seasdv:9 m9

|_copy seasdv:10 m10

|_copy seasdv:11 m11

|_copy seasdv:12 m12

|_* convert nominal oil prices to real oil prices

|_genr roilpr = 100*oilpr/cpi

|_* generate the three-month lag of the oil price

|_genr rproil3= roilpr(-3)

..NOTE.LAG VALUE IN UNDEFINED OBSERVATIONS SET TO ZERO

|_* estimate model

|_* our data set does not have 3-month lagged oil prices for our first

|_* three observations, so we adjust the sample for estimation

|_smpl 4 150

|_* use dwpvalue option to get the our durbin-watson test information

|_ols unabnsa rproil3 exrate prime m1-m11 / dwpvalue

147 OBSERVATIONS DEPENDENT VARIABLE= UNABNSA

...NOTE..SAMPLE RANGE SET TO: 4, 150



DURBIN-WATSON STATISTIC = 0.43528

DURBIN-WATSON POSITIVE AUTOCORRELATION TEST P-VALUE = 0.000000

NEGATIVE AUTOCORRELATION TEST P-VALUE = 1.000000



R-SQUARE = 0.7181 R-SQUARE ADJUSTED = 0.6882

VARIANCE OF THE ESTIMATE-SIGMA**2 = 0.34653

STANDARD ERROR OF THE ESTIMATE-SIGMA = 0.58867

SUM OF SQUARED ERRORS-SSE= 45.742

MEAN OF DEPENDENT VARIABLE = 4.8490

LOG OF THE LIKELIHOOD FUNCTION = -122.778





VARIABLE ESTIMATED STANDARD T-RATIO PARTIAL STANDARDIZED ELASTICITY

NAME COEFFICIENT ERROR 132 DF P-VALUE CORR. COEFFICIENT AT MEANS

RPROIL3 -0.57471E-01 0.5737E-02 -10.02 0.000-0.657 -0.9654 -0.4151

EXRATE -1.2307 0.5819 -2.115 0.036-0.181 -0.2033 -0.3440

PRIME 0.33241E-01 0.4422E-01 0.7518 0.454 0.065 0.0350 0.0266

M1 0.74321 0.2404 3.092 0.002 0.260 0.1937 0.0125

M2 0.37278 0.2404 1.551 0.123 0.134 0.0971 0.0063

M3 0.23316 0.2406 0.9692 0.334 0.084 0.0608 0.0039

M4 0.50331 0.2359 2.134 0.035 0.183 0.1360 0.0092

M5 0.46714 0.2361 1.978 0.050 0.170 0.1262 0.0085

M6 -0.88843E-01 0.2359 -0.3766 0.707-0.033 -0.0240 -0.0016

M7 0.51723 0.2410 2.146 0.034 0.184 0.1348 0.0087

M8 0.65581 0.2407 2.725 0.007 0.231 0.1709 0.0110

M9 -0.13833 0.2407 -0.5747 0.566-0.050 -0.0360 -0.0023

M10 0.21665E-01 0.2405 0.9010E-01 0.928 0.008 0.0056 0.0004

M11 0.23382 0.2404 0.9728 0.332 0.084 0.0609 0.0039

CONSTANT 8.1074 1.010 8.030 0.000 0.573 0.0000 1.6720

|_* breusch-godfrey test



|_ols unabnsa rproil3 exrate prime m1-m11 / resid=e

147 OBSERVATIONS DEPENDENT VARIABLE= UNABNSA

...NOTE..SAMPLE RANGE SET TO: 4, 150



R-SQUARE = 0.7181 R-SQUARE ADJUSTED = 0.6882

VARIANCE OF THE ESTIMATE-SIGMA**2 = 0.34653

STANDARD ERROR OF THE ESTIMATE-SIGMA = 0.58867

SUM OF SQUARED ERRORS-SSE= 45.742

MEAN OF DEPENDENT VARIABLE = 4.8490

LOG OF THE LIKELIHOOD FUNCTION = -122.778





VARIABLE ESTIMATED STANDARD T-RATIO PARTIAL STANDARDIZED ELASTICITY

NAME COEFFICIENT ERROR 132 DF P-VALUE CORR. COEFFICIENT AT MEANS

RPROIL3 -0.57471E-01 0.5737E-02 -10.02 0.000-0.657 -0.9654 -0.4151

EXRATE -1.2307 0.5819 -2.115 0.036-0.181 -0.2033 -0.3440

PRIME 0.33241E-01 0.4422E-01 0.7518 0.454 0.065 0.0350 0.0266

M1 0.74321 0.2404 3.092 0.002 0.260 0.1937 0.0125

M2 0.37278 0.2404 1.551 0.123 0.134 0.0971 0.0063

M3 0.23316 0.2406 0.9692 0.334 0.084 0.0608 0.0039

M4 0.50331 0.2359 2.134 0.035 0.183 0.1360 0.0092

M5 0.46714 0.2361 1.978 0.050 0.170 0.1262 0.0085

M6 -0.88843E-01 0.2359 -0.3766 0.707-0.033 -0.0240 -0.0016

M7 0.51723 0.2410 2.146 0.034 0.184 0.1348 0.0087

M8 0.65581 0.2407 2.725 0.007 0.231 0.1709 0.0110

M9 -0.13833 0.2407 -0.5747 0.566-0.050 -0.0360 -0.0023

M10 0.21665E-01 0.2405 0.9010E-01 0.928 0.008 0.0056 0.0004

M11 0.23382 0.2404 0.9728 0.332 0.084 0.0609 0.0039

CONSTANT 8.1074 1.010 8.030 0.000 0.573 0.0000 1.6720

|_genr elag1=lag(e,1)

..NOTE.LAG VALUE IN UNDEFINED OBSERVATIONS SET TO ZERO

|_genr elag2=lag(e,2)

..NOTE.LAG VALUE IN UNDEFINED OBSERVATIONS SET TO ZERO

|_genr elag3=lag(e,3)

..NOTE.LAG VALUE IN UNDEFINED OBSERVATIONS SET TO ZERO

|_smpl 4 4

|_genr elag1=0

|_smpl 4 5

|_genr elag2=0

|_smpl 4 6

|_genr elag3=0

|_smpl 4 150

|_stat e elag1 elag2 elag3 rproil3 exrate prime m1-m11

NAME N MEAN ST. DEV VARIANCE MINIMUM MAXIMUM

E 147 0.11208E-14 0.55973 0.31330 -1.0922 1.6847

ELAG1 147 -0.85487E-02 0.54992 0.30241 -1.0922 1.6847

ELAG2 147 -0.15402E-01 0.54341 0.29529 -1.0922 1.6847

ELAG3 147 -0.19837E-01 0.54058 0.29222 -1.0922 1.6847

RPROIL3 147 35.019 17.709 313.61 11.292 92.753

EXRATE 147 1.3555 0.17414 0.30324E-01 0.96712 1.6003

PRIME 147 3.8813 1.1098 1.2316 2.0500 5.9800

M1 147 0.81633E-01 0.27474 0.75482E-01 0.0000 1.0000

M2 147 0.81633E-01 0.27474 0.75482E-01 0.0000 1.0000

M3 147 0.81633E-01 0.27474 0.75482E-01 0.0000 1.0000

M4 147 0.88435E-01 0.28490 0.81167E-01 0.0000 1.0000

M5 147 0.88435E-01 0.28490 0.81167E-01 0.0000 1.0000

M6 147 0.88435E-01 0.28490 0.81167E-01 0.0000 1.0000

M7 147 0.81633E-01 0.27474 0.75482E-01 0.0000 1.0000

M8 147 0.81633E-01 0.27474 0.75482E-01 0.0000 1.0000

M9 147 0.81633E-01 0.27474 0.75482E-01 0.0000 1.0000

M10 147 0.81633E-01 0.27474 0.75482E-01 0.0000 1.0000

M11 147 0.81633E-01 0.27474 0.75482E-01 0.0000 1.0000



|_ols e elag1 elag2 elag3 rproil3 exrate prime m1-m11



REQUIRED MEMORY IS PAR= 73 CURRENT PAR= 2000

OLS ESTIMATION

147 OBSERVATIONS DEPENDENT VARIABLE= E

...NOTE..SAMPLE RANGE SET TO: 4, 150



R-SQUARE = 0.5952 R-SQUARE ADJUSTED = 0.5418

VARIANCE OF THE ESTIMATE-SIGMA**2 = 0.14355

STANDARD ERROR OF THE ESTIMATE-SIGMA = 0.37888

SUM OF SQUARED ERRORS-SSE= 18.518

MEAN OF DEPENDENT VARIABLE = 0.11208E-14

LOG OF THE LIKELIHOOD FUNCTION = -56.3148





VARIABLE ESTIMATED STANDARD T-RATIO PARTIAL STANDARDIZED ELASTICITY

NAME COEFFICIENT ERROR 129 DF P-VALUE CORR. COEFFICIENT AT MEANS

ELAG1 0.72930 0.8819E-01 8.269 0.000 0.589 0.7165***********

ELAG2 0.52355E-02 0.1092 0.4796E-01 0.962 0.004 0.0051***********

ELAG3 0.88826E-01 0.9009E-01 0.9860 0.326 0.086 0.0858***********

RPROIL3 0.30455E-02 0.3735E-02 0.8154 0.416 0.072 0.0964***********

EXRATE 0.15165 0.3755 0.4038 0.687 0.036 0.0472***********

PRIME 0.12293E-01 0.2854E-01 0.4307 0.667 0.038 0.0244***********

M1 0.21132E-02 0.1547 0.1366E-01 0.989 0.001 0.0010***********

M2 0.33791E-02 0.1547 0.2184E-01 0.983 0.002 0.0017***********

M3 0.58728E-02 0.1548 0.3793E-01 0.970 0.003 0.0029***********

M4 0.49872E-02 0.1518 0.3285E-01 0.974 0.003 0.0025***********

M5 0.54906E-02 0.1520 0.3613E-01 0.971 0.003 0.0028***********

M6 0.13475E-02 0.1518 0.8874E-02 0.993 0.001 0.0007***********

M7 0.90654E-01 0.1553 0.5838 0.560 0.051 0.0445***********

M8 0.14673E-01 0.1553 0.9450E-01 0.925 0.008 0.0072***********

M9 0.16175E-01 0.1553 0.1042 0.917 0.009 0.0079***********

M10 0.42905E-02 0.1548 0.2772E-01 0.978 0.002 0.0021***********

M11 0.19898E-02 0.1547 0.1286E-01 0.990 0.001 0.0010***********

CONSTANT -0.36426 0.6532 -0.5577 0.578-0.049 0.0000***********

|_gen1 bg=$n*$r2

..NOTE..CURRENT VALUE OF $N = 147.00

..NOTE..CURRENT VALUE OF $R2 = 0.59516

|_print bg

BG

87.48864

|_stop

TYPE COMMAND



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